by Brew
Fire a trigger event
Validates an event payload, upserts the contact it describes and starts one run of every published automation listening to that trigger.
Description
For event-driven lifecycle and transactional email. Always pass an idempotency key, such as the event name, user id and event timestamp.
fire-trigger-event.md
Fire a trigger event
Validates an event payload, upserts the contact it describes and starts one run of every published automation listening to that trigger.
For event-driven lifecycle and transactional email. Always pass an idempotency key, such as the event name, user id and event timestamp.
Set up
Use the first option your agent supports.
MCP (official, remote)
Add this server to your agent's MCP settings, then sign in when asked.
{ "mcpServers": { "brew": { "url": "https://brew.new/api/mcp" } } }
Call the MCP tool fire_trigger_event.
Server URL: https://brew.new/api/mcp
CLI (official)
Install the command, then confirm it runs.
brew install getbrew/tap/brew-cli
brew-cli --version
Run brew-cli automations triggers fire.
Set $BREW_API_KEY in your environment first (get a key: https://brew.new/settings/api).
API (official)
- Base URL: https://brew.new/api
- Endpoint:
POST /v1/automations/triggers/{triggerEventId}/fire - Auth: send the header
Authorization: Bearer $BREW_API_KEY - Get a key: https://brew.new/settings/api
- Docs: https://docs.brew.new/api-reference/api/api-introduction
Before doing anything else, make one read-only call to confirm access.
Rules
- Ask the user before anything that sends messages, costs money, or changes data.
- Never print API keys.
Built from these files in the repository
The layout and the rules come from lib/catalog/render-markdown.ts, the set-up wording from lib/catalog/render-access.ts.